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Welcome1

9.30 - 9.45Introduction, Welcome

and Getting Started

What will I learn from today? Who is

supporting this event?

9.45 - 10.45Working you way

around Windows 8

A look at Windows 8 Devices. Learn tips and

tricks to help you bring out the best in your

Windows 8 devices.

10.45 - 11.15 Break

11.15 - 12.15Collaboration with

Office 365

Discover the power of Office 365 to open

collaboration in your classroom. Jump in and

be part of a collaborative activity.

12.15 - 1.15Exploring Windows 8

Apps

Explore the windows store and discuss apps

in the context of the classroom.

1.15 - 1.45 Break

1.45 - 2.45Going Paperless with

Windows 8

Learn some more strategies and apps that

will help you to streamline both your own

and your student's productivity.

2.45 - 3.00 Wrap up and Farewell

Today’s OneNote:

Working yourway aroundWindows 8

INTELNathan ArmstrongAccount Manager

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Nathan ArmstrongMarch 2014

Intel® Education Australia

Inspiring Teachers, Captivating Students

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Blueprints,

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Course Titles

Collaboration in the Digital Classroom

Assessment in 21st Century Classrooms

Project-Based Approaches

New for 2014! Inquiry in the Science Classroom



Online tools & resources

Visual Ranking

Showing Evidence Seeing Reason

Assessing Projects

Mobile Scenarios

Shake ‘n Teach

Intel Education

Help Guide

Designing Effective

Projects

Unit & Lesson

Plans

Online resources

Apps available now

Apps in development

Learn Windows 8



Managed Learning – Project Monitoring

Managed Learning –Quiz Push and track

Managed Learning – Student Help request



Pressure sensitive pen enabled learning

WiDi Enabled Board



IOT – what Intel is doing next, wearables !

HOW STUDENTS USE TECH…

Source: ITL teacher survey, 2011 Based on analysis by SRI International

Basic uses of

ICT

High level

uses of ICT

36%

26%

17%

15%

15%

12%

9%

6%

5%

5%

3%

Find information on the…

Practice routine skills and…

Take tests or turn in…

Write or edit stories,…

Analyze data or…

Access class resources or…

Collaborate with peers…

Create multimedia…

Use simulations or…

Work with others from…

Develop simulations or…

CONSUME

CREATE

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Apps + full applications working together to provide the richest, no compromise experience .

Support note taking with digital pen, sketching, annotating, showing process, prototyping and complex visual thinking

Handwriting recognition for mathematics, music, chemistry etc.

Support for functional software for graphic design and creativity

Support typing for longer assignments, multitask for complex research & knowledge building, including MS Office

Support music composition, playing, composing etc.

Video and audio capture and editing

Support for small amounts of typing

Voice, video, and audio collaboration

Internet research

P1-3 P - 12 P7-12

Skills for tomorrow’s workforce

Pro

du

ctivity

Simple

mobile

Smartphones

Fully-functional

laptop

2 in 1

PC with Pen

No skills Employability Skills

Apps-based

Slate/Tablet

Consumption Production

Tablets

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The schools who work through these steps are more likely to :

• Deploy the right model of BYOD• Get measurably good outcomes (beyond

engagement)• Have a sustainable, scalable & replicable program

1: Premium, set

Pro

du

ctivity

Simple

mobile

Smartphones

Fully-functional

laptop

Slate/Tablet

PC with Pen



Bring a mandated powerful, fully functional device

Apps-based

Slate/Tablet

Tablets

2: Premium, choice

Pro

du

ctivity

Simple

mobile

Smartphones

Fully-functional

laptop

Slate/Tablet

PC with Pen



Bring a powerful, fully functional device, with set specs

Apps-based

Slate/Tablet

Tablets

3: Premium, breadth

Pro

du

ctivity

Simple

mobile

Smartphones

Fully-functional

laptop

Slate/Tablet

PC with Pen



Bring a powerful, fully functional device, plus other devices

Apps-based

Slate/Tablet

Tablets

4: VDI

Pro

du

ctivity

Simple

mobile

Smartphones

Fully-functional

laptop

Slate/Tablet

PC with Pen



Serve via VDI on consumption devices

Apps-based

Slate/Tablet

Tablets

5: Pure BYOD

Pro

du

ctivity

Simple

mobile

Smartphones

Fully-functional

laptop

Slate/Tablet

PC with Pen



Bring any device with no set specs

Apps-based

Slate/Tablet

Tablets

Who owns the device(s)?

Pro

du

ctivity

Simple

mobile

Smartphones

Fully-functional

laptop

Slate/Tablet

PC with Pen



Apps-based

Slate/Tablet

RT TabletsGovernment or Sponsor

pays

Parents pay

Co-contribution

model

School pays

Windows Everywhere

Wide range of great devices

The new Windows experience

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Intel® Education Australia

www.intel.com/education/au

Nathan ArmstrongIntel Education

Email: [email protected]

Rebecca HarringtonManager, Intel Teach Program

Email: [email protected]

http://www.intel.com/education/au

mailto:[email protected]

Windows 8 Charm Bar Swiping Search

Split

ScreenApps Personalise

Morning Tea

Collaboration with

Office 365

MICROSOFTTravis Smith National Education Specialist

ExploringWindows 8

Apps

Apps Tasks

1. Showcase

2. Search for apps

you could use for a

variety of uses in

the classroom

3. Share those apps

on our OneNote –

Windows 8 Apps

Section

4. Look at an app

shared by others

Apps Organisation

AppResearch App

Presentation /

Multimedia

App

Study App

Pinterest Page http://bit.ly/mseduaupinterest

http://bit.ly/mseduaupinterest

Lunch

Going Paperless with

Windows 8

Digital Toolbox Planning with Teacher Lesson Plan Manager, and OneNote

Tutorials with iXplain, and Community Clips

Presenting with NearPod, OneDrive PowerPoint,

Feedback with Drawboard PDF, OneDrive and OneNote

Faculty work with OneDrive

Digital ToolboxTutorials – Use Record Voice and Pen (iXplain) to create a tutorial. Share

with a colleague and give feedback – I like this because, I am wondering if…

Presenting – Work your way through the NearPod Tutorial below (in the

OneNote) and begin planning a future Nearpod Tutorial

Feedback – Go to to the link XXXXXXX and enter comments or edit the

doc in the browser. OR Install and open Drawboard PDF, and using the doc

below, give feedback.

Windows 8 Links: BYOD White paper and Deployment Guide

Intel BYOD support portal for parents

Lenovo BYOD support portal for parents

LWT Example portal for parent BYOD Purchases

Intel Teach

Microsoft IT Academy

Windows in the Classroom Sessions

http://bit.ly/byodblog

intel.com.au/forschool

http://lnv.gy/19VrgFq

http://www.lwt.com.au/orders/demo

http://intel.ly/19dcmpK

https://www.microsoft.com/itacademy

http://bit.ly/1i0LBMZ

Office 365 Links: Office 365 for Education

Office 365 for DEECD schools – Digital Learning Branch

Office 365 Training with DLE (Pip Cleaves)

Apps Links: Microsoft Education Australia Teacher’s Blog

Microsoft Education Australia Pinterest Page

Microsoft Windows 8 Apps Store

http://bit.ly/1btzlje

http://bit.ly/dlelearn

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/austeachers

http://bit.ly/mseduaupinterest

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-AU/windows-8/apps

Other Links: Work At Home Software for teachers

Microsoft Partners in Learning Network

Microsoft 21C Learning Design

Microsoft 21C Learning Design Windows 8 app

Microsoft Peer Coaching and 21C Learning Design

Professional Learning with DLE (Pip Cleaves)

Partners in Learning Network – School Research Tool

http://www.education.vic.gov.au/school/principals/infrastructure/Pages/microsoft.aspx

http://www.pil-network.com/

http://www.pil-network.com/pd/21CLD/Overview

http://bit.ly/21cldapp

http://bit.ly/dlelearn

http://www.pil-network.com/pilsr

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